Comments for The Last Degree http://thelastdegree.com Sat, 12 May 2012 13:17:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on I used to be a Tupperware Demonstrator and I enjoyed it. by The difference between Tupperware and Isagenix Review - The Last Degree http://thelastdegree.com/2010/08/i-used-to-be-a-tupperware-demonstrator-and-i-enjoyed-it/#comment-9667 The difference between Tupperware and Isagenix Review - The Last Degree Sat, 12 May 2012 13:17:58 +0000 http://thelastdegree.com/?p=271#comment-9667 [...] selling Tupperware for three years (and enjoying it) I never thought I would join another direct selling business until I found Isagenix. With just a [...] [...] selling Tupperware for three years (and enjoying it) I never thought I would join another direct selling business until I found Isagenix. With just a [...]

]]> Comment on Twin studies. The innate taste for Chocolate. by Multiple Mayhem Carnival | Here Come the Girls http://thelastdegree.com/2010/09/twin-studies-the-innate-taste-for-chocolate/#comment-9461 Multiple Mayhem Carnival | Here Come the Girls Fri, 04 May 2012 00:59:17 +0000 http://thelastdegree.com/?p=434#comment-9461 [...] is lisa from The Last Degree. I saw this super post on the difference between twins on twitter from The Last Degree I think it’s so interesting how different twins can be even identical twins. This post shows [...] [...] is lisa from The Last Degree. I saw this super post on the difference between twins on twitter from The Last Degree I think it’s so interesting how different twins can be even identical twins. This post shows [...]

]]> Comment on Twin studies. The innate taste for Chocolate. by Multiple Mummy http://thelastdegree.com/2010/09/twin-studies-the-innate-taste-for-chocolate/#comment-8958 Multiple Mummy Fri, 13 Apr 2012 11:42:28 +0000 http://thelastdegree.com/?p=434#comment-8958 A little girl after my own heart! I can sniff out chocolate over anything else! My two (are not identical) have totally different tastes! My little boy would eat chocolate until he turned into chocolate but his sister will have pasta over anything else! I think they do go through phases and I just keep trying to introduce foods again and again. But you are right - they do seem know know when you are trying to sneak in something healthy! Found you via the Multiple Mayhem carnival - I am hosting it in May so hope you can join in again! Kerry A little girl after my own heart! I can sniff out chocolate over anything else! My two (are not identical) have totally different tastes! My little boy would eat chocolate until he turned into chocolate but his sister will have pasta over anything else! I think they do go through phases and I just keep trying to introduce foods again and again. But you are right – they do seem know know when you are trying to sneak in something healthy!

Found you via the Multiple Mayhem carnival – I am hosting it in May so hope you can join in again!

Kerry

]]> Comment on Twin studies. The innate taste for Chocolate. by JallieDaddy http://thelastdegree.com/2010/09/twin-studies-the-innate-taste-for-chocolate/#comment-8951 JallieDaddy Fri, 13 Apr 2012 07:08:47 +0000 http://thelastdegree.com/?p=434#comment-8951 Fascinating! I would have thought identicals would have the same tastes. My guess is there's a lot more that we don't know about nature vs nurture than we do. And the Dadday is a Kiwi: me too! He's dead right about Kiwi marmite too :) Fascinating! I would have thought identicals would have the same tastes. My guess is there’s a lot more that we don’t know about nature vs nurture than we do. And the Dadday is a Kiwi: me too! He’s dead right about Kiwi marmite too :)

]]> Comment on Cuddle n’ Carry Innovative Pet Carrier by Introducing the new Coil Dog Leads Retractable Leash from Surf’s Up Dog! | The Last Degree - The Last Degree http://thelastdegree.com/2012/03/cuddle-n-carry-innovative-pet-carrier/#comment-8821 Introducing the new Coil Dog Leads Retractable Leash from Surf’s Up Dog! | The Last Degree - The Last Degree Sun, 08 Apr 2012 09:56:57 +0000 http://thelastdegree.com/?p=1332#comment-8821 [...] Cuddle n’ Carry Innovative Pet Carrier [...] [...] Cuddle n’ Carry Innovative Pet Carrier [...]

]]> Comment on Dear Jimmy Giggle and Hoot, by Kylie http://thelastdegree.com/2011/01/dear-jimmy-giggle-and-hoot/#comment-8417 Kylie Mon, 19 Mar 2012 03:44:30 +0000 http://thelastdegree.com/?p=800#comment-8417 Our house are huge Giggle and Hoot fans but this Hootabelle character lacks the enthusiasm to engage any of us. She needs dose of happiness and giggliness - I cringe when she is on because she is so dull next to Giggle and Hoot and brings down the team. The producers need to rethink her voice and get a voice that can keep up to excited little people who like the way the othe's speak - she is not giving a political speecha afterall Our house are huge Giggle and Hoot fans but this Hootabelle character lacks the enthusiasm to engage any of us. She needs dose of happiness and giggliness – I cringe when she is on because she is so dull next to Giggle and Hoot and brings down the team. The producers need to rethink her voice and get a voice that can keep up to excited little people who like the way the othe’s speak – she is not giving a political speecha afterall

]]> Comment on Don’t say to me “I don’t know how you do it?” by Jessica http://thelastdegree.com/2011/10/dont-say-me-i-dont-know-how-do/#comment-7774 Jessica Wed, 08 Feb 2012 11:50:17 +0000 http://thelastdegree.com/?p=1279#comment-7774 I think "I don't know how you do it" is a statement that most make because they think they are being nice, empathetic even. I can not say that do not do it alone always. I have a husband who helps a tiny bit, but I do know in the times that I do do it alone that you do it because you have to. It's about survival. That's something that most will not get until they've walked in your shoes. I know that this will likely not help you, but I wanted to say that what you are doing has been done before by many other brave women, and that in doing this, you will only be made stronger. Keep doing what you are doing. I think “I don’t know how you do it” is a statement that most make because they think they are being nice, empathetic even. I can not say that do not do it alone always. I have a husband who helps a tiny bit, but I do know in the times that I do do it alone that you do it because you have to. It’s about survival. That’s something that most will not get until they’ve walked in your shoes. I know that this will likely not help you, but I wanted to say that what you are doing has been done before by many other brave women, and that in doing this, you will only be made stronger. Keep doing what you are doing.

]]> Comment on The Worlds Wimpiest Virus Human metapneumovirus hMPV by James Wilson, M.D. http://thelastdegree.com/2011/06/the-worlds-wimpiest-virus-hmpv/#comment-7735 James Wilson, M.D. Mon, 06 Feb 2012 05:00:21 +0000 http://thelastdegree.com/?p=1020#comment-7735 It actually is not the whimpiest virus. See our community's experience [http://biosurveillance.typepad.com/biosurveillance/2012/02/forecasting-your-own-demise.html] and our recent word that pediatricians in Indiana are testing ALL admits for hMPV. Not as bad as H1N1, but certainly disruptive to folks' lives. Cheers, Jim It actually is not the whimpiest virus. See our community’s experience [http://biosurveillance.typepad.com/biosurveillance/2012/02/forecasting-your-own-demise.html] and our recent word that pediatricians in Indiana are testing ALL admits for hMPV.

Not as bad as H1N1, but certainly disruptive to folks’ lives.

Cheers,
Jim

]]> Comment on Surprise dear “I am having Twins” by Núria http://thelastdegree.com/2010/07/surprise-dear-its-twins/#comment-7062 Núria Thu, 12 Jan 2012 10:04:53 +0000 http://thelastdegree.com/?p=83#comment-7062 Hello from Barcelona! It's probably the most shocking thing, when you just find out you are expenting twins... You have our experience here... http://thetwininvasion.blogspot.com/2011/07/you-can-sit-down-no-thanks-i-can-see.html Núria Hello from Barcelona!
It’s probably the most shocking thing, when you just find out you are expenting twins…

You have our experience here…
http://thetwininvasion.blogspot.com/2011/07/you-can-sit-down-no-thanks-i-can-see.html

Núria

]]> Comment on If Twins were not enough lets welcome a Family Dog by Tina "The Book Lady" http://thelastdegree.com/2010/10/if-twins-were-not-enough-lets-welcome-a-family-dog/#comment-6533 Tina "The Book Lady" Mon, 26 Dec 2011 02:42:45 +0000 http://thelastdegree.com/?p=561#comment-6533 @LeAnn - you are right the Blue Healers are wonderful dogs. My brother has had two (he farms) and they have been great. He didn't have train them much at all - they house trained themselves and since he was on a farm he was able to use them with the cattle. @Blog owner (sorry I don't know your name) - We had shelties and some kind of blue mountain dog and mutts growing up (we were out in the country). Shelties need to be groomed (we actually shaved Mack each summer and he loved it once he got over being embarrassed). We also shaved the mutt down. They collected every burr and other crud on the farm and would get huge mats if we didn't. Loved both the sheltie and the mutt - very sweet dogs. Sheltie's are another herding dog - so if you are near farmers the Sheltie & the Blue Healer wouldn't be good choices - unless they don't have cattle or sheep). You wouldn't want your dog to be shot by a farmer. @LeAnn – you are right the Blue Healers are wonderful dogs. My brother has had two (he farms) and they have been great. He didn’t have train them much at all – they house trained themselves and since he was on a farm he was able to use them with the cattle.

@Blog owner (sorry I don’t know your name) – We had shelties and some kind of blue mountain dog and mutts growing up (we were out in the country). Shelties need to be groomed (we actually shaved Mack each summer and he loved it once he got over being embarrassed). We also shaved the mutt down. They collected every burr and other crud on the farm and would get huge mats if we didn’t.

Loved both the sheltie and the mutt – very sweet dogs. Sheltie’s are another herding dog – so if you are near farmers the Sheltie & the Blue Healer wouldn’t be good choices – unless they don’t have cattle or sheep). You wouldn’t want your dog to be shot by a farmer.

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